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Snowtown killer James Vlassakis granted parole after 26 years behind bars

Convicted Snowtown murderer James Vlassakis has been granted parole after spending more than two decades in prison. Vlassakis, who was the youngest of four men involved in South Australia’s notorious …

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PRONIA celebrates aged care staff on National Aged Care Employee Day

PRONIA has marked Aged Care Employee Day 2025 that falls on 7 August, by celebrating the invaluable work of its aged care staff who provide compassionate, culturally sensitive care to …

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Greece tables question to European Commission over latest Turkish provocation in Aegean

Greece has formally put a question to the European Commission following Turkey’s latest provocation in the Aegean relating to the issuance of marine maps covering sea regions beyond its territorial …

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Tourist sparks outrage after lifting marble at ancient Naxos monument

A tourist visiting the Greek island of Naxos has sparked outrage after lifting a large piece of marble at the ancient Portara monument for a photo. As reported by the …

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Chanel Contos calls for ‘Porn literacy’ in schools as exposure among Aussie kids hits age 11

Chanel Contos, the Australian campaigner who spearheaded the inclusion of sexual consent in the national curriculum, is now calling for “porn literacy” to be the next urgent reform in Australian …

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Multicultural businesses at the heart of Victoria’s economic growth

More than 150 people gathered in Melbourne last night for a forum spotlighting the vital role multicultural businesses play in Victoria’s economic strength. Hosted by the Victorian Multicultural Commission (VMC) …

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Biggest ever: Japan wins Australian navy warships deal

Australia has chosen a Japanese company to build a new $10 billion frigate fleet for the navy. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries’ Mogami-class frigate is the federal government’s preferred vessel for its …

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Kostakidis’s legal team: “We will fight this every step of the way”

Mary Kostakidis’s legal team has come out in staunch opposition to claims her posts constitute hate speech, stressing they will defend her at every step in the lawsuit made against …

Tourism boom sparks backlash in historic heart of Athens

Surrounded by a hubbub of blaring music, restaurant terraces and rumbling suitcase wheels slaloming between overflowing litter bins, Giorgos Zafeiriou believes surging tourism has made his historic Athens neighbourhood unrecognisable. …

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First woman appointed to lead Australian Federal Police

Australia will have its first female Australian Federal Police commissioner after Krissy Barrett was appointed to the role. Ms Barrett will become the ninth AFP commissioner after a 25-year career …

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